The London Stock Exchange has posted strong growth figures as it seeks to lock down its merger with the Deutsche Boerse.
In a statement covering the year’s third quarter, the LSE reported that its revenues from continuing operations were up 15pc to £376.2m.
Capital markets revenues stood at £89.6m for the three months ended September 30, a 16pc increase on the figures for the same period last year.
The LSE said that the figures showed that its core divisions are delivering good growth despite a backdrop of testing markets and economic uncertainty, and the healthy third quarter will hearten executives who are still trying to put the finishing touches to the LSE’s £21bn merger with its German counterpart, the Deutsche Boerse.
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